Why not try to invest in HYIPs? You can really increase your depo. But of course, dont invest ALL your money, and dont invest in one HYIP. Start from $100...chose 10 HYIPs you like and invest $10 each. You will see how it goes, and then, if you want, you can try invest more...But never invest amount you cant afford to lose. Good luck!

I got 10,000 in my saving account with TD Bank now, but the interest rate is low... anyone have any suggesting which investment is good to invest in? and I'm from Canada btw.

Perhaps you don't want to "invest" in anything. Investing presupposes a long committment period so maybe this can be your personal emergency fund! Life happens and things always seem to come up. When they do many people end up borrowing which makes the situation worse. So at least think about keeping this money in a short term place, like a bank, and that the priority is no so much the return ON your money as the return OF your money. Hope this helps in some small way...

Hi there! Actually if you bank offers low interest rate, why not to search for other banks? Interest rates are different in different banks so they are when you are depositing in other than your local currency.

However as article from http://investingbeginners.net/ states that the most important thing is your financial education (they also give you an option where to get it). It is very important to understand why you invest in certain asset.

Also you can consider investing in precious metals (gold or silver), but be careful with it. Do not buy paper gold, but rather buy physical. Because when you don't have physical gold, you don't own it. In this page you can find reliable places where you can buy gold as well as get more information - http://investingbeginners.net/resources/

I got 10,000 in my saving account with TD Bank now, but the interest rate is low... anyone have any suggesting which investment is good to invest in? and I'm from Canada btw.

Well that's a pretty generic question because that really all depends on your appetite for risk. There are a lot of legitimate investment opportunities out there but the question you need to ask yourself is what kind of a risk taker are you. Are you ok with earning high returns but with the risk of very high draw downs? Are you more comfortable with smaller returns with less fluctuation? But the main thing is to really do your due diligence first before jumping into anything.

I would choose education and business together. You can get some economics knowledge which will work for you almost forever. And with this knowledge you can choose the variant of the investment, which is the best for you.. May be forex, bank, shares or something else.

The conservative way is invest your money in REIT, unit trust, bonds and some index funds. If you have some experience in futures or stocks market, you may invest there as well but the risk is higher.

Diversify your portfolio is another wise thing to. However, wide diversification is not good to your portfolio because it's overwhelming to monitor too many stocks/funds/unit trust at a time.

Don't get involve in those "Get rich quick" scheme, you'll get burnt. Invest your time in financial education as others members said is worthy because knowledge is the key to success (I do not mean those education you get in university). University does not teach you about financial education.

Continue your day job while investing. Be patient. Invest in a monthly basis and compound your earnings.

HYIP's i can say is a good thing to choice for an investment and it reminds me of Finland country where to many people use to invest in it.In some part of Finland i seen some business that specializing more on tuotetiedonhallinta Product Data Management where many of investor are very interested in that kind of business.